
Looking for the ultimate way to end your day? Grab the family, pack some snacks, and head to one of Singapore’s epic sunset picnic spots! Picture this: the sky lighting up in pinks and oranges, the kids running wild while you kick back and feast on your favorite treats. Whether you’re lounging with a cold drink or soaking in the breathtaking views, these sunset picnic spots are the perfect way to create unforgettable memories with your loved ones. Ready for a magical evening? Let’s chase the sunset together!
One of the most popular spots for a picnic in Singapore is East Coast Park. Besides its beautiful beaches and scenic coastline, the park is filled with dozens of shady trees and vast open spaces, making it perfect for family picnics. You can easily lay down a large mat on the beach or on the grassy areas throughout the huge park, enjoying the lovely sunset view as you all feast on whatever food you've prepared. The kids won't be restless as well since there are numerous playgrounds in the park itself, and they can easily rent bicycles or roller blades to ride back and forth as well.
East Coast Park, E Coast Park Service Rd, www.nparks.gov.sg/east-coast-park
Sentosa is a fabulous place for families, with enough activities to keep everyone occupied from morning to night. Having a picnic there not only allows you to enjoy scenic sunset views with a blend of tropical island vibes, but the family can also partake in certain activities like the luge or trick eye museum before settling down for their picnic dinner. Areas like Palawan Beach or Siloso Beach are perfect spots to lay down your picnic mat, and the kiddos can even bring their swimsuits and play in the water before or during the picnic.
Sentosa, www.sentosa.com.sg
Marina Barrage is one of the top spots for picnics in Singapore, and you'll no doubt get to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and of the setting sun. The vast, grassy rooftop is also an extremely suitable spot for picnics as the little ones can run around freely while you're setting everything up. You'll probably also be able to spot people kite flying, and the sight of these colorful kites all lined up in the sky makes for a beautiful sight. It's usually breezy here in the evenings, so you don't have to worry as much about the heat.
Marina Barrage, 8 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018951, www.visitsingapore.com/marina-barrage
If you're a nature lover, a picnic at Singapore Botanic Gardens offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of our city. There are so many great spots to set up your picnic mat, including Palm Valley, Symphony Lake and the Eco Garden. You'll be able to enjoy your meal amidst beautiful blooms and towering trees, taking in nature's tranquility as the family eats, chats, and bonds. After wrapping up the picnic, everyone can also take a nice walk around Botanic Gardens since it's such a huge space with much to see and do.
Singapore Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Rd, Singapore 259569, www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg
Jewel Changi Airport is not your conventional picnic spot, but it's a wonderful place for a small indoor picnic if you're not a fan of the outdoor heat. Small families can gather at the Jewel Rain Vortex and lay out a small picnic mat for food that you've brought along or bought at the mall itself. While you eat, you can enjoy watching the fabulous rain vortex and bask in the beautiful sunlight that's coming through the mall. Do remember though, that since this is an indoor venue, to be mindful of other people and not block the way. After wrapping up your picnic, the family can also window shop around the mall.
Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Blvd., Singapore 819666, www.jewelchangiairport.com
If you live near the Kallang area, Kallang Riverside Park is a nice spot for a picnic. It's a nice urban escape just by the water's edge, and offers scenic views of the Kallang River as well as Singapore's skyline. Despite its proximity to the city, it's pretty quiet and tranquil, and you can watch boats drift along the river as well as spot joggers along the walking tracks. After you're done with the picnic, you can even take a slow stroll towards Kallang Wave Mall for some dessert or respite from the outside heat.
Kallang Riverside Park, Cnr Kallang Road, Crawford St, Singapore 397732, www.beta.nparks.gov.sg/kallang-riverside-park
If you're a nature lover, you might enjoy having a picnic set up at Coney Island. This little island is known for its unspoiled beauty, and consists of lush forests and sandy paths. Having a picnic here allows you to bask in the peaceful atmosphere while being extremely close to the city - it's a mere 10 minute walk into Coney Island itself. It's also a great place for birdwatching and bike rides, and overall the area is a refreshing escape from the bustle of the city. You can also take a slow stroll around and explore the area after you're done with the picnic.
Coney Island, www.beta.nparks.gov.sg/coney-island-park
Fort Canning Park is a charming picnic spot that's conveniently located in the central area of Singapore. The park provides a scene backdrop for an evening picnic, and visitors can relax under the shade of centuries-old trees spread out on a mat in its open green spaces. There are also several historical landmarks that the family can check out together in the afternoon, before settling down at Fort Canning Green for your evening picnic.
Fort Canning Park, River Valley Rd, Singapore 179038, www.beta.nparks.gov.sg/fort-canning-park
Punggol Waterway Park is a convenient picnic spot for families living in the Punggol, Hougang or Sengkang area. One of the best spots for picnics is the waterfront at the Nature Cove Gardens, where you can munch on your homemade meal and enjoy the calming views of the flowing river. After you're done with your picnic, you can pack up and go for a leisurely bike ride or stroll around the park. All in all, it's a nice tranquil spot for the family to gather and bond over some nice food.
Punggol Waterway Park, Sentul Cres, Singapore 821313, www.beta.nparks.gov.sg/punggol-waterway-park
Pasir Ris Park offers a delightful picnic experience with a blend of nature and recreation. It's perfect for a relaxing day outdoors, where the little ones can rent bicycles and cycle along the park, or the whole family can pick up stand-up paddling with a beginner's class. There are also other activities one can partake in, like birdwatching from observation towers and playing in the expansive playground. In the evening, everyone can settle down by the beach and enjoy a cooling picnic while the sun sets.
Pasir Ris Park, www.beta.nparks.gov.sg/pasir-ris-park
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